Hey Tim, I just discovered this video, and I really enjoyed it. However, I do have a question: by looking at the CBC with diff, how do you determine whether there is a left or a right shift. I know you explained what it is, but you really didn't get into explaining how to determine if a left or right shift is occurring. Or perhaps, I missed it. Thanks.
I appreciate the explanation overall. But , isn't the size of the cell is relatively inversely proportional to it's age? I mean, immature cell is bigger than the mature cell. So , the mature the cell is, the smaller the cell in terms of it's size.
Man, that left right shift is so simple after the video, thanks!!
Thank you, I had a hard time understanding shift to the left and this cleared it up.
Hi Michelle, Thanks-----I apologize for the sneezing:)
4:15 - Bless you!
I was struggling with this concept, thank you for the clarification!
Man your a legend, I never understood left or right shift... thank you
Explained simply, thank you!
really no comment at all
Thank you for your explanation, simple and easy to remember ! thank you
You're welcome:) look at some other videos and let me know what you think:)
Thank you so much, you made it super simple to understand.
Hey Tim, I just discovered this video, and I really enjoyed it. However, I do have a question: by looking at the CBC with diff, how do you determine whether there is a left or a right shift. I know you explained what it is, but you really didn't get into explaining how to determine if a left or right shift is occurring. Or perhaps, I missed it. Thanks.
Very good explanation but I was waiting for why you get a high red blood count.
well done young man
thankyou so much for this explanation
I appreciate the explanation overall. But , isn't the size of the cell is relatively inversely proportional to it's age? I mean, immature cell is bigger than the mature cell. So , the mature the cell is, the smaller the cell in terms of it's size.
Thanks a lot
thank you very much... you made it really simple.
Cbc with differential means the WBC items are provided.
Thank you so much you made it very easy to understand
Great summary! thank you!
great video
Thank you
Isn't it odd ......ya learn more on YT videos in 3 mins than I did in 8 hours of lecture,,,,
Please make a video about platelet counts. If it's here, I'm sorry I didn't see it.
Great explanation, thanks alot.
thank you first than the percentage value different from one to other example lymphocyte her is the range 20-25% other write 20-40% and
Great video subscribed
Thank you!!
This was so helpful!
THANK YOU!
very usefull
thank you !
You are welcome:)
What is the explanation for PLT parameters? I got one flagging today but only for PLT parameters
Thanks
You didn't subscribe:( If I get 500,000 subscribers, they will start to advertise on my channel:) I only need 499,514 more:) Anyway, Thanks:)
is RBC count also has left shift or right shift?
Which program do you use for the videolecture?
Hi Nikita,
I use Camtasia. Now, with the pandemic, I use Panopto. Respectfully, Tim
YOU NEED TO STOP SNEEZING, U HAVE A BRAIN SO USE IT TO EDIT THE VIDEO>
True, but I was wearing a mask:)
Wow, you would have a field day with me. I sneeze 5/6 times in a row when I start.